Friday, March 30, 2012

Renowned boutique Supreme and Nike SB are joining up once again for what is expected be another hit. This rendition of the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low seems to feature a red base with cement print hints in various sections. No word on release information but stay posted.

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Georgia All-American safety Bacarri Rambo has been suspended for four games for failing a drug test, his high school coach said Thursday. A source close to the situation also confirmed to ESPN.com’s Mark Schlabach that Rambo’s suspension was drug-related. Alan Ingram, Rambo’s coach at Seminole County High School in Sanford, Fla., said he believes Rambo was a victim of circumstance. “Bacarri went down to Panama City Beach with some friends,” Ingram said. “One of the nights he went to bed before they did. He got up the next morning, was hungry and found some brownies on the table. He had some with some milk and told me, ‘I got high.’ The other guys got up and told him that the brownies were not for him. Apparently they were laced with marijuana. “I think that is the story. I think that is exactly what happened. Not many times would I say that, but he has never lied to me before.” Rambo was suspended for the Bulldogs’ opener against Boise State last season for an unnamed rules violation but still earned All-America honors while leading the SEC with eight interceptions.

Television’s most lovable scamp violent drug abusing goon notable courtesan enthusiast something, Charlie Sheen, went on “The Today Show” this morning to promote his new FX show, “Anger Management.” During the interview, Sheen and Matt Lauer discussed everything from the new gig, to his exit from “Two and a Half Men,” to the turbulent year that got him to this point. Can you guys believe it’s been over a year since Sheen’s full-on “I am winning because I am an F-18 among other cuckoo reasons that I will now share with you at great length” meltdown? Time really flies when you stop giving a sh-t about Charlie Sheen, I guess.

I suppose the biggest disappointment about this video, besides the fact that it means Charlie Sheen is officially “back” and we’ll have to see his stupid face all the time again, is that “The Today Show” gave the interview to Lauer. I mean, sure, Matt Lauer is your big gun, and this was a notable interview, but JESUS NBC, Kathie Lee and Hota were RIGHT THERE. You could have sat Sheen down with those two loons, cracked open a bottle or twenty of wine, and let things get really, really weird. It would have been riveting television.

The company announced this morning that it’s closing 50 big box stores in the U.S. and will cut 400 corporate level jobs as part of a major restructuring.
News of the restructuring came as Best Buy reported its quarterly earnings.
Net loss was $1.7 billion, or $4.89 a share, for the fourth quarter ended March 3, compared with net income of $651 million, or $1.62 a share, a year earlier. Excluding charges, Best Buy earned $2.47 a share.
Sales rose to $16.63 billion, but fell way short of the analyst average estimate of $17.23 billion.
The retailer said it expects its restructuring efforts to save about $800 million in costs by fiscal 2015, including about $250 million in the current fiscal year.

“Adobe” fills me with a desire to find a torch and a pitchfork.And I’m not alone, but most web developers hate Flash instead. And with reason. Flash is dangerous. Flash is buggy. And way too many restaurant websites use it.So, it is with great relief that we report Adobe is killing Flash, namely by demanding with the latest update of Flash Player that anybody making “console-quality” games using Flash Player’s premium features give them, and this isn’t a typo, 9% of their revenue past $50,000. Adobe argues this will foster innovation, you know, because innovation in major companies happens when you start draining them of resources.This is obviously aimed squarely at companies like Zynga and Facebook, currently making a mint off of free Flash games, but the actual effect will be HTML5 taking off like a rocket, because, let’s face it, nothing sells like “free”.

Following up their successful floral snapback line of NFL caps, The Genesis Project is back with another line – this time showcasing Pendelton Navajo fabrics. Utilizing leagues including the NBA, MLB, NHL and NFL this time around, the collection contains a sense of nostalgia with an added twist. The Genesis Project Pendleton Caps can be purchased online for between $130-$275 USD.